Sentence examples for serves to acquire from inspiring English sources

First, the present device prototype only serves to acquire signals from the brightest chromophores and does not provide an adequate signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for the weakly fluorescent constituents.

The consensus-making algorithms serve to acquire viewpoint-invariant GRRs under conditions in which occlusion and object appearance changes occur.

In addition, sent interlocks serve to acquire specific knowledge and information about other companies' activities, which is especially useful when the focal firm pursues a particular learning goal (Burt 1983; Westphal et al. 2001).

A field trial would also serve to acquire the empirical data needed to guide national ART programs and would go a long way toward determining whether the test-and-treat strategy will have the impact on the HIV epidemic that has been modeled.

This result serves to emphasize the high robustness acquired by strain IBB10B05 during evolutionary engineering, despite the fact that increased resistance to conditions of the hydrolyzate was not selected for.

We want a thing for "its intrinsic value" or it serves as a "means" to acquire what we want (Weber 2009, 3) (Table 2).

This analysis, though less optimal for continuous stimuli, serves as a way to acquire the raw averaged percent signal change and to illustrate the frequency preferences of iso-frequency bands, as determined by the phase code maps.

This study demonstrates that inhibition of Src kinase activity could serve to revert constitutive or acquired resistance to lapatinib in breast cancer.

Since June, Mr. Mugabe has served notice of intentions to acquire 1,952 of 3,041 white-owned farms he has earmarked to resettle landless blacks.

The R wave on the electrocardiogram served as a trigger to acquire digitized image frames at end diastole.

Georgian accusations of Russian support for separatist ambitions in the region, as well as criticism of the ease with which Abkhazian residents were able to obtain Russian passports (by 2002 more than one-half of the population of Abkhazia had acquired them), served to strain relations between the two countries.